Agreed. I'm pretty sure is one reason for the fatigue because some people just believe changing the word without changing semantic makes differences. For Chai,

Agreed. I'm pretty sure is one reason for the fatigue because some people just believe changing the word without changing semantic makes differences. For Chai, I also found RSpec/Jasmine/Chai styled testing is not much different from Minitest/Xunit/Tape test. Meanwhile, there was a hype of advertising so-called BDD interface several years ago. But there are still a lot of people testing detailed implementation instead of business value with RSpec styled testing framework. There are several things are pretty similar, I'm sure there's more: * Pretending BDD with RSpec styled testing, instead of testing business invariant. * Pretending continuous integration with Jenkins. Instead of incremental value delivery in high frequency. * Pretending agile software development with Jira and abused task-splitting. Instead of preserving e2e business value in one task.